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Middle Arms of Bremen, Germany (fotw)
Commander in Chief banner, Canada (fotw)
Regimental Colour, 1st Battalion of The Black Watch, UK (Graham Bartram); Queen’s Colour, 1st Battalion of The Black Watch (Graham Bartram)
Military Crest of Alabama, US (fotw); Military Crest of
Texas, US (fotw);
Military Crest of Maryland, US (fotw)
Armed Forces Emblem, Kyrgyzstan (fotw)
Army Flag, UK (fotw); Flag of the
Military Academy, Pakistan (fotw);
Military Colour, Denmark (fotw);
Corps Flag, Poland (fotw); Rank Flag of the General,
South Korea (fotw)
Flag of Putte, Belgium (fotw); Flag of
Ham-sur-Heure, Belgium (fotw); Former Flag of
Courtion, Switzerland (fotw); Flag of
Orthen, Netherlands (fotw); Flag of
Libin, Belgium (fotw)
Flag and Arms of Sazes do Lorvγo, Portugal
(fotw);
Flag and Arms of Choltice, Czech Republic (fotw);
Flag and Arms of Vincencov, Czech Republic (fotw &
Wikipedia)
Arms and Flag of Veliki Grđevac,
Croatia (fotw)
Obverse and Reverse of the Civil Ensign of Fiji (fotw); Obverse and Reverse of the National Flag of
Guyana (fotw)
Arms and Flag of Krzywiń, Poland (fotw); Arms and Flag of
Ostprignitz-Ruppin, Germany (fotw); Arms and Flag of
Gradec, Croatia (fotw)
Please note that in the sailing/steam-assisted navy, the command flag of a
rear-admiral was formerly flown in this position (also balls of difference,
flag of command and flagship)
Flag of a Rear-Admiral 1864 - 1898, UK (fotw)
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